don't forget to use {} inside the collect!
4.collect({Buffer.alloc(s,512,1)});
if you don't use {} then the code between the () is only evaluated once.
Jeff
On Jul 21, 2009, at 8:02 PM, Ludvig wrote:
Hello
I tried to allocate some buffers with this code...
4.collect(Buffer.alloc(s,512,1));
It works but all the buffers get the same bufnum. For each time I
run the line I get a group of 4 buffers sharing the next number. If I
boot the server and run this code:
4.do({
4.collect(Buffer.alloc(s,512,1)).do({|b| b.bufnum.postln})
});
I get this in the post window:
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
2
3
3
3
3
4
It is pretty late so I am probably missing something trivial but I
just can't figure out what.
Any hints? I could just go [Buffer.alloc(s,512,1),...] of course but
I really would like to understand why my code doesn't work.
Thanks,
Ludvig
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